Sentence examples for explore the terrain from inspiring English sources
A novel is about the opening of consciousness, in both the characters who inhabit the fictional narrative and the reader envisioning the novel in their head as they explore the terrain the author has laid out.
No, I am not — not to fix anything on the outside of the spaceship while tethered to it by one not-that-strong cord; not to explore the terrain of the planet we land on, a dusty place that looks like it has no life-forms but surely will have, ones that do not wish me well.
Another British operator, Midas Tours, Post Office Box 376, West Byfleet KT14 7FB, has a walking tour of Verdun Sept. 1 to 4. This will explore the terrain of the pivotal battle partly on foot, with walks of about eight and four miles on two of the days.
Every engineer loves greenfield development because it allows them to explore the terrain without having to deal with the trade-offs, constraints and messiness of existing code.
While the jungle habitat surrounding Kitulgala is home to a number of elephant corridors and river crossings, it's also possible to explore the terrain by other means.
To make arm not be blocked easily during transfer and reach the designed position to explore the terrain, the position of EPRA should be high.
While exploring the terrain, he hears strange bird-like singing and discovers a young woman with a mysterious story.
among others -- Dunne explored the terrain Philip Roth once described as "the indigenous American berserk," where the implausible is routine and the outrageous all in a day's work.
Spend time exploring the terrain with a local guide on a tailored full-day trek - the district offers everything from easy rambles to challenging hikes.
As is natural for a young writer, Lahiri spends some of her time exploring the terrain staked out by her literary precursors.
Calvin C. Hernton, a scholar, critic and poet whose work explored the terrain where American race relations collide with American sexual politics, died on Oct. 1 at his home in Oberlin, Ohio.
